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Family impact of congenital Zika syndrome likely to last a lifetime
News Release
RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK, NC— The impact of congenital Zika syndrome on families will be substantial and will last a lifetime, given its severity and uncertainty about long-term outcomes for infants.
International Society of Exposure Science 2017 Annual Meeting
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RTI is proud to be a Diamond Sponsor of the International Society of Exposure Science 2017 Annual Meeting, which focuses on Integrating Exposure Science Across Diverse Communities.
What are the health and developmental impacts of babies affected by congenital Zika syndrome?
News Release
RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK, NC— The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reported that one in 10 pregnant women with confirmed Zika infection had a fetus or baby with Zika-related complications in 2016. The proportion of Zika-r
New survey underway to determine if Zika is affecting Americans’ vacations
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Research Triangle Park, NC —Researchers from RTI International and the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill will work together to study if and how Zika virus is affecting Americans’ travel plans.
Babies born with Zika will create a new challenge for America's health system
RTI in the Media
- Business Insider
Experts recommend safe-sex practices to prevent Zika
RTI in the Media
- Experts recommend safe-sex practices to prevent Zika
RTI may bring a #StopZika campaign to US
RTI in the Media
- WRAL TechWire
Comprehensive Zika risk communications campaign launches in Puerto Rico
News Release
RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK, NC – A new communications campaign aimed at empowering pregnant women on how to prevent Zika virus transmission has launched in Puerto Rico.
Understanding Zika and mosquito control in the Washington region
RTI in the Media
- The Kojo Nnamdi Show
RTI International to serve as data coordinating center for study of pregnant women in areas affected by Zika
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RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK, NC— RTI International will serve as the data coordinating center for a multi-country study to evaluate the magnitude of health risks that Zika virus infection poses to pregnant women and their developing fetuses and infants